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The PWHL Effect: How this year’s Winter Olympic Games felt for returning veterans

This article discusses the impact of the PWHL on the Winter Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026, noting that 61 PWHL players participated, with 41 returning as medalists.

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A curling scandal rocks Olympic ice

A curling scandal has emerged at the Olympics with allegations of cheating and swearing between the Swedes and Canadians.

npr.org·1 source·Apr 7
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REDEMPTION! Ilia Malinin the 'QUAD GOD' follows Olympic disappointment with WORLDS GOLD

This article is a YouTube link to an NBC Sports video highlighting Ilia Malinin's gold medal win at the World Championships after a previous Olympic disappointment.

youtube.com·1 source·Mar 29
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YouTube viewership trends from official broadcasters, creators and fans during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics

The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics saw over 500 million unique viewers on YouTube, generating over 20 billion minutes of watchtime, with a significant shift toward living room viewing and younger audiences.

blog.youtube·1 source·Mar 28
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Medalist is the perfect companion to the Winter Olympics

The anime series Medalist is described as a perfect companion to the Winter Olympics due to its comprehensive breakdown of figure skating.

avclub.com·1 source·Mar 19
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Jack Hughes wants his golden goal puck back from Hockey HOF

Jack Hughes is requesting the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto to return the puck from his gold-medal-winning overtime goal for Team USA in the Winter Games.

espn.com·1 source·Mar 19
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Alysa Liu Won Olympic Gold, But She Would've Been Fine Either Way

Figure skater Alysa Liu is featured on the cover of Teen Vogue, discussing friendships, anime, and her Olympic gold medal from the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Liu states that winning gold at the Olympics would have been fine either way.

teenvogue.com·1 source·Mar 7
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NHL on ESPN networks: viewership up nearly 40% year-over-year through first four months - ESPN Press Room U.S.

NHL on ESPN networks viewership is up 39% year-over-year, averaging 795,000 viewers across ABC and ESPN through the first four months of the 2025-26 season. The increased viewership comes before the Olympic Winter Games break.

espnpressroom.com·1 source·Mar 4
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‘No cushion, no seatbelt, no airbag’: the GB bobsledder who races with her eyes closed

Ashleigh Nelson, a Team GB bobsledder, is contending for a medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics despite her admitted aversion to the sport's intense sensations, including racing with her eyes closed. Nelson's unusual coping mechanism highlights the mental fortitude required to compete in a sport characterized by speed and risk.

theguardian.com·1 source·Mar 3
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Eyewatering amount Pat McAfee paid for Team USA's hockey heroes revealed... after ESPN star offered to fund gold medal party in Miami club

Pat McAfee reportedly paid a considerable amount to host Team USA's hockey team at the E11EVEN nightclub in Miami after their victory over Canada. The celebration was attended by hundreds of fans.

dailymail.co.uk·1 source·Feb 27
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U.S. players respond to criticism over women’s team, Trump invite: ‘Should have reacted differently’

U.S. women's hockey players addressed criticism surrounding their team and an invitation from Donald Trump following the Winter Olympics. Players acknowledged they "should have reacted differently" to the situation as they returned to their respective NHL teams.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 27
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Alysa Liu Routine Leads to PinkPantheress 'Stateside' Streaming Gains

Alysa Liu's figure skating routine at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, set to PinkPantheress's song 'Stateside,' caused a streaming increase for the artist. The piece also highlights other artists who have benefited from increased attention due to the Olympics.

billboard.com·1 source·Feb 27
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U.S. women's hockey captain Knight wants focus back on gold-medal win after 'distasteful' Trump remarks

Hilary Knight, captain of the U.S. women's hockey team, addressed former president Donald Trump's "distasteful and unfortunate" remarks about her team following their gold-medal victory at the Olympics. Knight emphasized that Trump's comments shouldn't overshadow the team's achievements and is trying to refocus attention on their accomplishments.

cbc.ca·1 source·Feb 26
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This YouTube video features a recap of a trip to Dubai and reflections on past Olympic experiences. The video highlights personal memories and experiences from these events.

youtube.com·1 source·Feb 25
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Team USA brings Johnny Gaudreau's kids to ice for Olympic moment

Team USA orchestrated a heartwarming moment at an unspecified event by bringing Johnny Gaudreau's children onto the ice. The gesture occurred after the team's gold medal victory, creating a memorable Olympic experience for the family.

espn.com·1 source·Feb 25
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Seeing Tennis Reflected in the Ice and Snow

The author reflects on how watching the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics through the lens of a tennis enthusiast reveals unexpected connections. The focus is on hockey, figure skating, curling, skiing, and other sports at the event.

benrothenberg.com·1 source·Feb 25
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Heinz Kluetmeier, SI’s Miracle On Ice photographer, dies at age 82

Heinz Kluetmeier, the Sports Illustrated photographer known for capturing the iconic image of the "Miracle On Ice" at the 1980 Winter Olympics, died Tuesday at age 82. He passed due to complications from Parkinson's disease and a stroke.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 25
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Women’s U.S. Hockey Shows How to Celebrate Olympic Gold Without Kash Patel

The article discusses how the U.S. Women's Hockey team celebrated their Olympic gold medal without the controversy that surrounded the men's team, who faced criticism for partying with Kash Patel and receiving a State of the Union invite from then-President Trump.

jezebel.com·1 source·Feb 24
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The article reflects on the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics and the challenges of elite athletic competition, highlighting the importance of painful failure in both sports and life. It underscores how athletic wipeouts and scandals are a necessary component of both sport and human experience.

ft.com·1 source·Feb 24
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Owners recount panic after wolfdog Nazgul gatecrashes sprint at Olympics

During the Winter Olympics in Tesero, Italy, the Varesco family's wolfdog, Nazgul, escaped its kennel and gatecrashed a biathlon sprint event. The dog ran onto the track, causing panic among spectators, before being caught; no one was hurt.

reuters.com·1 source·Feb 24
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Winter Olympics 2026 - News, Schedules, Results

The provided URL is the official website for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. It offers news, schedules, and results for the event scheduled to take place in Italy from February 6-22, 2026.

olympics.com·1 source·Feb 24
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U.S. women's hockey team declines Trump's State of the Union invitation

The U.S. women's hockey team declined President Donald Trump's invitation to attend his State of the Union address. The invitation followed Trump joking he would be impeached if he didn't invite the women's team after inviting the men's team.

nbcnews.com·3 sources·Feb 24
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Heat seekers: amazing thermal images from the Winter Olympics

Photographers are using compact thermal-imaging cameras to create unique images at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. The resulting images are described as eerie and poetic, offering a different perspective on the Games.

theguardian.com·1 source·Feb 23
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Mike Tirico praised for monologue to close out USA gold medal broadcast

Mike Tirico received praise for his closing monologue during NBC's broadcast of the USA's gold medal victory over Canada in men's hockey at the Olympics. The broadcast marked the conclusion of NBC's Olympic coverage.

awfulannouncing.com·1 source·Feb 23
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Sidney Crosby's golden goal lifts Canada in epic 2010 gold medal final

This YouTube video from NBC Sports showcases Sidney Crosby's golden goal that secured Canada's victory in the 2010 Winter Olympics gold medal final against the United States. The video highlights the epic nature of the game and the significance of Crosby's winning goal.

youtube.com·1 source·Feb 22
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Reddit

A user on the r/olympics subreddit shared a video clip of Anastasiia Metelkina and Luka Berulava performing a lift at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympics in Gangwon, South Korea. The lift was met with gasps and excitement from the audience.

reddit.com·1 source·Feb 22
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Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu has fun in the Exhibition

This YouTube video features Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu in an ice skating exhibition. It showcases her skills and enjoyment of the sport.

youtube.com·1 source·Feb 22
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2019 Worlds: The Call

The article analyzes the controversial goalie interference call that occurred during the 2019 Women's World Championship gold medal game between Finland and the USA. It seeks to explain the events that transpired in Espoo during the game.

theicegarden.com·1 source·Feb 20
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Olympics 2018: Farmington Hills' Keller watches hockey gold from box

This Detroit Free Press article reports on Farmington Hills native Megan Keller watching the 2018 Winter Olympics women's hockey gold medal game from a box, as her sister played on the team. The U.S. team defeated Canada 3-2 in a shootout to win the gold medal.

freep.com·1 source·Feb 20
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Listen to Kenny Albert's call for Quinn Hughes' USA Olympics goal

The New York Post shared a recording of Kenny Albert's play-by-play commentary of Quinn Hughes scoring a goal for the United States at the Winter Olympics. Albert, known for his work on NHL and NFL broadcasts, provides an energetic description of Hughes's pivotal moment.

nypost.com·1 source·Feb 20
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USA women's hockey coach freezes, sheds tears after gold medal win

After leading Team USA to a gold medal victory in women's hockey at the 2026 Winter Olympics, coach John Wroblewski was overcome with emotion, freezing and shedding tears on the bench. This win marks a significant achievement for Wroblewski and the team.

usatoday.com·1 source·Feb 20
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NBC's Kenny Albert nailed call of USA's Olympic women's hockey gold game-winner

Kenny Albert of NBC Sports delivered the game-winning call as Team USA defeated Canada in overtime to win the Olympic women's hockey gold medal. The game took place during the Winter Olympics.

awfulannouncing.com·1 source·Feb 20
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Arif Khan (skier)

Arif Khan is an Indian alpine skier. He represented India at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, competing in the slalom and giant slalom events, and is aiming to qualify for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics in 2026.

en.wikipedia.org·1 source·Feb 20
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Gay Figure Skaters Pave Their Own Way in “Icebreakers”

Emily Nussbaum reviews "Icebreakers," a short documentary by Marlo Poras and Jocelyn Glatzer. The film explores the legacy of the Gay Games and the experiences of queer ice dancers, highlighting issues of representation and acceptance in figure skating.

newyorker.com·1 source·Feb 20
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The Technologies Changing How You’ll Watch the 2026 Winter Olympic Games

Wired reports on how the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina will be experienced through new technologies. These include first-person visualization from drones, real-time 360-degree replays, and AI-powered tools such as Olympics GPT to enhance viewer immersion.

wired.com·1 source·Feb 20
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The quirky geology behind Olympic curling stones

The rocks used in Olympic curling come from Ailsa Craig, a Scottish island, and a quarry in Wales due to their unique geological properties. These stones must be exceptionally durable and resistant to cracking under pressure to withstand the demands of the sport.

ctrk.klclick1.com·1 source·Feb 20
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One Olympic sport doesn't allow women. These Games could determine its future

Nordic combined is the only Olympic sport where women aren't allowed to compete. Female athletes say their chances of being included in the 2030 Winter Olympics depend on viewership of the men's events at the upcoming games.

npr.org·1 source·Feb 20
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Quinn Hughes' OT goal lifts United States past Sweden in Olympic quarterfinals

Quinn Hughes scored in overtime to lift the United States past Sweden 4-3 in the 2026 Winter Olympics quarterfinals. The Americans will face Slovakia in the semifinals; Sweden's Victor Hedman missed the game due to an injury sustained during warmups.

nhl.com·1 source·Feb 19
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Quinn Hughes' OT goal sends U.S. to Olympic men's hockey semis

Quinn Hughes scored in overtime as the U.S. men's hockey team defeated Sweden in the quarterfinals of the Olympics. The U.S. advances to the semifinals to face Slovakia.

espn.com·1 source·Feb 19
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Top plastic surgeon fuels 'Penisgate,' says he injected ski jumper last month

A top plastic surgeon, Dr. Fanny Grau, claims she injected a ski jumper with filler shortly before a competition, sparking controversy dubbed "Penisgate". While it's unclear what body part received the injections, the incident raises questions about performance enhancement and ethical boundaries in sports, ahead of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

usatoday.com·1 source·Feb 19
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Are ski jumpers enhancing their penises to fly further? WADA is ready to investigate

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) will investigate claims in a German newspaper about ski jumpers using penis enhancements to improve flight distance. The investigation follows claims that such enhancements could offer an aerodynamic advantage.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 19
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Olympic Villages Run Out of Condoms at 2026 Games Due to 'Higher-Than-Anticipated Demand'

The organizing committee for the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics confirmed that the Olympic villages have already run out of condoms due to "higher-than-anticipated demand" from athletes. The Winter Olympics are scheduled to start on February 6, 2026, in Italy.

people.com·1 source·Feb 19
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Did USA-Canada hockey stars break up? Harvey, Watts TikTok rumors spice up gold medal game

Rumors of a breakup between two USA-Canada hockey stars, Harvey and Watts, are circulating on TikTok, adding intrigue to the gold medal game. The online speculation is creating buzz and could influence the atmosphere surrounding the competition.

ca.sports.yahoo.com·1 source·Feb 19
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Czechia roster for 2026 Winter Olympics includes Pastrnak, Hertl

The Czechia national team roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan includes NHL stars David Pastrnak, Tomas Hertl, Radek Faksa, Martin Necas, and goalie Daniel Vejmelka. Czechia will face Canada in its opening game on February 12.

nhl.com·1 source·Feb 18
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Surprise 4-legged Olympic competitor wows cross-country fans

During a cross-country ski race, a four-legged competitor named Nazgul unexpectedly joined the event. Nazgul sprinted across the finish line in an unsanctioned pursuit of glory, captivating cross-country fans.

npr.org·3 sources·Feb 18
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U.S. Olympic speed skaters adapt NASCAR 'bump drafting,' revolutionizing team event

U.S. Team Pursuit speed skaters are using a tactic similar to NASCAR's "bump drafting" to achieve speeds of over 30 mph. The skaters push each other inches apart, potentially revolutionizing the team event in the Winter Olympics.

npr.org·1 source·Feb 18
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How Eileen Gu Became the Olympics' Star Freestyle Skier

Eileen Gu, the freestyle skier who won three medals at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics representing China, is preparing to compete at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics in 2026. The interview discusses her training, goals for the upcoming games, and her diverse range of endorsements and activities.

time.com·1 source·Feb 18
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American skier Breezy Johnson's Olympic journey ends with a surprise engagement ring

American skier Breezy Johnson, competing in the women’s super-G at the Winter Olympics, didn't win a medal. However, her Olympic journey ended on a high note with her boyfriend proposing and presenting her with an engagement ring.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 18
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Jutta Leerdam Loves Jake Paul’s Sweet Valentine’s Day Gesture At Olympics

Speed skater Jutta Leerdam celebrated Valentine's Day with a surprise from her fiance, Jake Paul, at the Milano Cortina Games. The influencer and boxer is supporting Leerdam during the games.

si.com·1 source·Feb 18
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Meet the power couples of the 2026 Winter Games, from rivals to teammates

This NPR article highlights several couples expected to participate in the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics. These couples are either teammates or competitors, and some even compete in different sports.

npr.org·1 source·Feb 18
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French biathlete guilty of fraud wins Olympic gold while scammed teammate comes 80th

French biathlete Julia Simon, recently convicted of credit card fraud against a teammate, won a gold medal in the women's 15km biathlon at the Winter Olympics 2026. Simon beat her victim in the race, who finished 80th.

theguardian.com·2 sources·Feb 18
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Sofía Jaramillo’s ‘A New Winter’ Recreates Iconic Ski Photography

Outside Online promotes Sofía Jaramillo’s ‘A New Winter,’ a ski photography project recreating historic images and featuring figures like model and activist Quannah ChasingHorse. The project aims to inject fresh faces and perspectives into iconic ski photography.

accounts.outsideonline.com·1 source·Feb 17
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Jessie Diggins collapses in pain after securing bronze in Winter Olympics

American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins won a bronze medal in the women's 10-kilometer interval start at the Winter Olympics. Diggins collapsed after the race from pain and exhaustion, while Sweden's Frida Karlsson secured her second gold medal of the games.

nbcnews.com·1 source·Feb 17
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Italian Skater Makes History With Backward Finishes

Italian skater Pietro Sigel finished a race backward and secured second place. This follows prior criticism and marks a unique Olympic record.

chosun.com·1 source·Feb 17
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The 2026 Olympics Curling Scandal Is a Sign of the Times

Will Leitch argues that the scandal surrounding athletes exploiting the lack of referees in Olympic curling at the 2026 Winter Olympics is a symptom of broader cultural issues. He connects the situation to a decline in accountability and ethical behavior across various aspects of society.

nymag.com·1 source·Feb 17
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Snowboarder Chloe Kim expresses support for teammate Trump called 'a real loser'

Snowboarder Chloe Kim voiced support for fellow U.S. Winter Olympics athlete Hunter Hess after Donald Trump called the freestyle skier "a real loser." Kim, a two-time gold medalist, highlighted her immigrant parents and called for unity in light of Hess's mixed emotions about representing the U.S.

nbcnews.com·1 source·Feb 16
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YouTube Creators Take On the Milan Winter Olympics 2026

YouTube is partnering with the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics to bring content from creators to its platform. This initiative aims to engage audiences with the Olympics through unique perspectives and diverse content formats.

blog.youtube·1 source·Feb 15
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Villaggio olimpico di Cortina: finiti i preservativi in 3 giorni

The Olympic village in Cortina, Italy ran out of free condoms for athletes after only 3 days at the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Organizers had planned to provide 10,000 condoms, significantly less than the 300,000 provided at the Paris Olympics two years prior.

lastampa.it·1 source·Feb 15
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‘Higher-than-anticipated demand’ led to condom supply shortage in athletes’ villages, organizers say

Organizers of the unnamed upcoming Winter Olympics have reported a condom shortage in the athletes' villages, which they attribute to "higher-than-anticipated demand." New supplies of condoms are reportedly being delivered.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 15
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Norwegian biathlete admits to cheating on his girlfriend in post-win interview

A Norwegian biathlete admitted to cheating on his girlfriend in a post-win interview. The athlete's infidelity became public after securing a medal, prompting him to try and reconcile with his ex-girlfriend.

nbcnews.com·1 source·Feb 14
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Canadian pairs team Stellato-Dudek, Deschamps will compete at Olympics

Canadian pairs figure skating team Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps will compete at the upcoming Winter Olympics. The team will travel from Montreal to Milan to participate in the competition.

cbc.ca·1 source·Feb 13
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Figure Skating Has Never Seen Anything Like Ilia Malinin

Ilia Malinin, a 21-year-old figure skater, is transforming the sport even before his first Olympics. The article explores his impact and future prospects in figure skating.

theatlantic.com·1 source·Feb 13
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Amazon.com

The Amazon Prime Video page promotes "The Track," a film about three friends in post-war Bosnia pursuing their Olympic dreams by training on a bullet-riddled luge track from the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games. The film explores the future prospects of a generation after destruction.

amazon.com·1 source·Feb 12
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Athlete expression guidelines for Milano Cortina 2026

The article outlines expression guidelines for athletes participating in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. It emphasizes that the IOC Athletes’ Commission and the IOC support freedom of expression, as highlighted in the Athletes’ Rights and Responsibilities Declaration.

olympics.com·1 source·Feb 12
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IOC bans helmet: Vladyslav Heraskevych says he will wear his 'helmet of remembrance' despite IOC ban

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych plans to defy the International Olympic Committee's ban and wear a helmet featuring images of those killed during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The IOC prohibits political statements, but Heraskevych intends to use his helmet as a symbol of remembrance.

bbc.com·1 source·Feb 12
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Ukraine's Vladyslav Heraskevych out of Winter Olympics over banned helmet honoring war dead

Vladyslav Heraskevych, a Ukrainian skeleton racer, was barred from the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics after refusing to stop wearing a helmet with a banned tribute. The helmet honored those who have died in the war in Ukraine.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 12
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Ukrainian flashes 'No War in Ukraine' sign after Olympic run

Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych displayed a "No War in Ukraine" sign after finishing a run at the Beijing Olympics. The gesture occurred amidst rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 12
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Vladyslav HERASKEVYCH

The URL is for the official Olympics.com profile of Vladyslav Heraskevych, a skeleton athlete. The profile contains his results, medals, and other information related to his participation in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.

olympics.com·1 source·Feb 12
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Italy avoids NHL players but still brings in foreign hockey help for Olympics

For the Milan Cortina Olympics, Italy's men's ice hockey team is foregoing the recruitment of NHL players with Italian heritage. Instead, they are relying on foreign-born players who qualify based on residency requirements.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 12
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America's Gen Z curlers bring new ways to a traditional sport

A team of Gen Z curlers, "Team Casper," pulled off an upset at the U.S. Curling Olympic Trials, defeating the reigning champions. This team is introducing new styles and attitudes to the traditionally conservative sport.

npr.org·1 source·Feb 12
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Nike creates All Conditions Express to mark relaunch of ACG brand

Nike launched the All Conditions Express commuter train at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics to celebrate the relaunch of its All Conditions Gear (ACG) brand. The activation marks a renewed focus on ACG, Nike's outdoor apparel line.

dezeen.com·1 source·Feb 11
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Nathan Chen Short program(SP) 4K 180216 Pyeongchang 2018 Figure Skating Men Single

This YouTube video features Nathan Chen's short program performance at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. The video is presented in 4K resolution.

youtube.com·1 source·Feb 11
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Yuzuru Hanyu Breaks Olympic Record

The YouTube video showcases Yuzuru Hanyu's record-breaking short program performance at the Sochi Winter Olympics. Hanyu's performance is part of the #Sochi365 series.

youtube.com·1 source·Feb 11
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For Karl Malone and the NBC Olympics Audio Team, Dolby Atmos Is Front, Center, and All Around

Karl Malone, director of audio engineering at NBC Sports and Olympics, is spearheading the use of Dolby Atmos for the 2024 Winter Olympics broadcast. The focus is on delivering the highest quality audio experience to complement the visuals for a global audience.

sportsvideo.org·1 source·Feb 11
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NBCUniversal's Olympic coverage: Supported advanced video and audio formats

NBCUniversal's coverage of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics will feature advanced video and audio formats across platforms. The goal is to provide an immersive viewing experience.

nbcolympics.com·1 source·Feb 11
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Winter Olympics hopeful Sivert Guttorm Bakken dies at training camp aged 27

Norwegian biathlete Sivert Guttorm Bakken, a Winter Olympics hopeful, died at 27 at a training camp in Lavaze, Italy. Bakken was found dead in his hotel room.

theguardian.com·1 source·Feb 11
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L.A. politicians call on Casey Wasserman to resign from Olympics committee

Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn is calling for Casey Wasserman to resign from his leadership role with LA28, the organizing committee for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Hahn believes the controversy surrounding Wasserman is a distraction from preparations for the games.

latimes.com·1 source·Feb 11
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Why are Olympic figure skaters having issues with their music selections?

The International Skating Union eased restrictions in 2014, allowing figure skaters to use contemporary songs with lyrics in their performances. This change presents copyright and music licensing challenges that skaters must navigate for the Winter Olympics and other competitions.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 11
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'Minions' Figure Skating Routine Faces Olympics Copyright Complication

Spanish figure skater Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté is facing music licensing issues that will force him to change his "Minions"-themed program for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. This highlights the complexities and costs associated with securing music rights for athletic performances at major international events.

sportico.com·1 source·Feb 11
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Ski jumping: Wada responds to penis injection claims

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is open to investigating claims that male ski jumpers are injecting their penises to enhance performance. WADA would need to see concrete evidence before launching a formal investigation into this potential doping method.

bbc.com·2 sources·Feb 10
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Sturla Holm Lægreid innrømmer utroskap på direkten: – Mitt livs største tabbe

Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Lægreid admitted to infidelity on live television after winning his first Olympic medal. The admission, made on NRK, prompted reactions from sports experts.

nrk.no·1 source·Feb 10
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Johannes Klaebo wins skiathlon gold amid quest to become most decorated men’s cross-country skiing Olympian

Johannes Klaebo won the skiathlon gold medal, solidifying his position as a favorite at the Winter Olympics. Klaebo's decisive move on the final climb underscored his dominance in the competition.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Chamonix 1924 Olympic logo, poster design & look of the games

The article explores the official emblem, poster, and brand design of the 1924 Winter Olympics in Chamonix. It highlights the fresh look that the games presented to the world in 1924.

olympics.com·1 source·Feb 10
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THE%20MILANO%20CORTINA%202026%20MASCOTS.pdf

The press release announces the official mascots for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. No specific mascot details are provided in the title.

gstatic.olympics.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Gabriella Papadakis was removed from NBC's Olympic coverage due to a conflict of interest. Her husband, Martin Marques, is employed by a company partnering with the French Olympic team.

msn.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Olympic ice dance champion Guillaume Cizeron announces new skating partner: Laurence Fournier Beaudry

Olympic ice dance champion Guillaume Cizeron, who won gold at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics with Gabriella Papadakis, is teaming up with Canadian Laurence Fournier Beaudry. The new ice dance team will represent France.

olympics.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Inside Team USA's Dramatic Journey to the 2026 Winter Olympics (Excl)

Us Weekly features interviews with several Team USA athletes about their preparations for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. The article provides insights into the athletes' training, challenges, and aspirations as they aim to compete on the world stage.

usmagazine.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Hospitality stop known as 'Ice House' is now 'Winter House' for US athletes

The hospitality house hosted by the U.S. sports teams in Milan for the Winter Olympics is now named "Winter House" instead of "Ice House." The rebranding avoids the association with "ice," despite the snowy environment of the games.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Heraskevych says he can't wear helmet with images of fallen Ukrainian athletes at Olympics

Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych requested to wear a helmet at the Milan Cortina Olympics honoring fallen Ukrainian athletes, but it appears he will not be allowed. He previously displayed a "No War in Ukraine" sign at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 10
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Winter Olympian Gus Kenworthy says he has received death threats over anti-ICE protest

Freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy reported receiving death threats after posting on social media about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The post preceded his participation in the Winter Olympics 2026.

theguardian.com·1 source·Feb 10
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President Trump calls Olympian Hunter Hess ‘a real loser’ over comments on representing U.S.

Donald Trump criticized freeskier Hunter Hess, calling him a "real loser" after Hess made comments about representing the U.S. at the Winter Olympics. Trump's remarks are a response to Hess's views on nationalism and patriotism.

nytimes.com·1 source·Feb 10
Front Office Sports
SPORTS

NBC denies editing crowd boos of JD Vance

NBC refuted claims that it edited the audio of crowd boos directed at Vice President J.D. Vance during the Olympics opening ceremony. The network issued a statement to Awful Announcing denying any manipulation of the broadcast's audio.

awfulannouncing.com·1 source·Feb 8
Front Office Sports
SPORTS

Lindsey Vonn injured after clipping a gate in Winter Olympic downhill

Lindsey Vonn, 41, crashed during the Winter Olympic downhill race in Italy due to an injured left knee, ending her pursuit of a second Olympic downhill gold medal. The article details the crash and its impact on Vonn's Olympic aspirations.

apnews.com·1 source·Feb 8
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Winter Olympics Viewers Slam ‘AI Slop’ in Opening Ceremony Flashback Sequence

Viewers criticized the AI-generated flashback sequence shown during the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, calling it "AI slop." The cartoon segment preceded a performance led by actress Sabrina Impacciatore.

sg.news.yahoo.com·1 source·Feb 8
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CULTURE

The world heard JD Vance being booed at the Olympics. Except for viewers in the US

JD Vance was booed at the Winter Olympics, but American broadcasters didn't show it. The article suggests American broadcasters risk losing credibility by censoring content that may reflect poorly on American figures.

theguardian.com·1 source·Feb 8
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Italy says railways hit by 'serious sabotage' as Winter Olympics begin

Italian police are investigating three incidents of sabotage targeting railway infrastructure as the Winter Olympics approach. These incidents caused significant travel delays.

bbc.co.uk·1 source·Feb 7
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CULTURE